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Hi Rey,
That will tell you which cells are in lower case, but not which lower-case cells are duplicates of upper-case cells: Quote:
=TRIM(IF(COUNTIF(B$1:B1,B1)> 1,"Duplicate","")&" "&IF(EXACT(B1,LOWER(B1)),"Lower Case","")) if you put the above formula in, say, D1 and copy it down as far as needed, it will report both duplicates (regardless of case) and lower-case forms (regardless of duplication).
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